Now You Know With YorktownJoe – G.I. Joe “JINX” Review
G.I. Joe Classified “JINX” Review by @Yorktownjoe! Check it out in the player below, and be sure and follow him on Instagram and YouTube for his latest videos and photography!
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Buzzkill for Bison: How Street Fighter’s Killer Bee Turned the Tables on Her Own Evil Creator!
In the neon-drenched shadows of a secret Shadaloo lab, a girl with piercing green eyes and blonde pigtails opened them for the very first time. No childhood memories. No lullabies. Just cold steel, humming machines, and the booming laugh of M. Bison echoing through the vents. They called her Killer Bee—perfect weapon, perfect clone, zero soul. Engineered from Bison’s own DNA and laced with a sliver of his Psycho Power, Cammy White was never meant to be a person. She was meant to be his backup body, his unstoppable Doll,…
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Chuck Norris Passes at 86: The Karate Legend’s Greatest Victory Was His Faith in Christ
Chuck Norris, the martial arts icon whose roundhouse kicks defined an era of action cinema, left this world on March 19, 2026, at the age of 86 after a sudden medical emergency in Hawaii. Surrounded by family, the man born Carlos Ray Norris in the tiny town of Ryan, Oklahoma, on March 10, 1940, closed his eyes for the final time. Yet for those who knew his story, his passing marked not an end but the ultimate triumph of a life rooted in grit, fame, and an unshakeable Christian faith…
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Vancouver Toy Huntin’ with ToyKennections
Today Ken from ToyKennections takes us on ‘the big toy hunt’ at the Vancouver Comic & Toy Show! As always be sure to subscribe to ToyKennections channel on YouTube for all of Ken’s latest videos!
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Why Cobra-La Still Ruffles my Feathers Almost 40 Years Later.
Story by Destro Designs / Viper Den Studios I don’t complain as much about Cobra-La anymore, But that comes from more of me not having the energy to hate a cartoon and less that I actually have accepted that they did us dirty with this non-sense. Its a giant kick in the balls to an already established head cannon. Even though everybody’s head cannon is different, and everyone largely accepts everyone’s head cannon, no one ever came up with a croc of heresy like this. When it comes to Cobra…
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Privateer: Another View on the Wing Commander Universe
Story by @Kingmakeress “Who are you to fly so good? Are you insane?”. Although the designers of Privateer in Origin Systems had a very sane idea, namely utilizing the Wing Commander I engine to show a different side of the vast game universe, the world created in September 1993 was certainly insanely spectacular and not only for that time: Privateer blends space combat and galactic trade with an exciting plot culminating in an epic space battle. The Privateer universe is open for exploring. (Image: WC CIC) Historically, in…
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He Started as a Gun in Japan and Became a Legend: Why Megatron Still Rules After 40 Years
Megatron’s story begins in Japan, before most American kids ever heard the name “Decepticon.” His physical roots trace back to Takara’s Microman/Micro Change line, where the mold that would become Megatron appeared as a transforming Walther P38-style “Gun Robo” toy. In other words, before he was the tyrant of Cybertron, he was already a striking piece of Japanese toy design: sleek, mechanical, dangerous-looking, and unlike anything else on the shelf. Takara’s creative teams helped establish the visual power of the character long before his personality was fully defined for Western…
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One Shining Spring: Why March Madness Feels Like Pure Joy
Every year, just as winter starts to loosen its grip and the first real hints of spring begin to appear, March Madness arrives like an old friend. It is more than a basketball tournament. It is a feeling. It is energy, hope, surprise, and tradition all rolled into one glorious stretch of days. For so many of us, March Madness is one of the happiest signs that spring has officially begun. There is something magical about this tournament. Maybe it is the unpredictability. Maybe it is the underdog stories. Maybe…
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Half The Battle: We take a look at “The Synthoid Conspiracy, Part 2” !
On this week’s episode of G.I. Joe Half The Battle, We take a look at “The Synthoid Conspiracy, part 2” ! Check out this week’s video below and join in the conversation. And as always be sure and subscribe to my YouTube channel for all my latest videos!
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Where to Start with Gundam: A Beginner’s Guide to the Original Heroes, Rivals, and the War That Started It All
If you know nothing about Gundam and want to begin at the very start, the best place to jump in is Mobile Suit Gundam from 1979. This is the series that launched one of the most influential science fiction franchises in anime history. While later Gundam shows introduce new timelines, new heroes, and new machines, the original story is still the foundation. It gives you the central conflict, the tone, and the characters that shaped everything that came after. At its heart, Gundam is not just about giant robots. It…
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The Moment G.I. Joe: The Movie Became Legendary
Story Destro Designs / Viper Den Studios Part 2 After the beautiful chaos that is the entrance song, the movie starts off with incredible theme music swaying as we see the circle of life in full display as a bee is eaten by a jumping catfish, which is in turn eaten by a croc. Probably Fiona.As her predator eyes scan the water top, we get the dopest, most awesomely angled shot of a STUN cutting through the reeds and into the shallow water. The cadre of STUNS cuts across the waterway,.…
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Pee-wee’s Playhouse Crew Rolls In: NECA Reveals Ultimate Figure Set
NECA has officially unveiled new photos and full details for its Pee-wee Herman and Pals Ultimate 7-inch Scale Figure Set. The release includes Pee-wee Herman, Pterri, Randy, and Globey, bringing some of the most memorable Playhouse favorites together in one collectible set. Packed with display options, the set comes with five interchangeable portraits, multiple swap-out hands, and additional accessories. Collectors won’t have to wait long, as this release is scheduled to arrive during Target’s Haulathon drop next week. Check out the full details and all-new official images below. Pee-wee Herman…
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Now You Know With YorktownJoe – G.I. Joe “Hit & Run” Review!
GREASE PAINT AND BULLETS!!! G.I. Joe Classified “Hit & Run“” Review by @Yorktownjoe! Check it out in the player below, and be sure and follow him on Instagram and YouTube for his latest videos and photography!
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Before Mario Kart Rage, There Was Marble Mayhem: The Wild 80s Legacy of Run Yourself Ragged
If you grew up in the late 1970s or 1980s, there is a very good chance Run Yourself Ragged looked less like a “board game” and more like a tiny plastic obstacle course designed by a cheerful mad scientist. Released by Tomy in 1979, the game challenged players to guide a steel ball through a sequence of moving hazards using knobs, levers, and buttons. It was mechanical, frantic, and just difficult enough to make kids mutter things their parents probably did not approve of. Outside the U.S., the toy became…
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Ranking the 1986 Mini-Bots — Tiny Transformers, Massive Legacy!
On this weekend’s Half The Battle shorty, I rank all of the Transformers G1 1986 Mini-Bots! Check out this week’s video below and join in the conversation. And as always be sure and subscribe to my YouTube channel for all my latest videos!
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